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Part 5: Music, Photos, and Movies -- Chapter 16: Playing and Copying Music -- Playing Music with the Groove Music app -- Handing Music-Playing Chores Back to Windows Media Player -- Stocking the Windows Media Player Library -- Browsing Windows Media Players Libraries -- Playing Music Files in a Playlist -- Controlling Your Now Playing Items -- Playing CDs -- Playing DVDs -- Playing Videos and TV Shows -- Creating, Saving, and Editing Playlists -- Ripping (Copying) CDs to Your PC -- Burning (Creating) Music CDs -- Chapter 17: Fiddling with Photos (And Videos) -- Dumping a Cameras Photos into Your Computer -- Taking Photos with the Camera App -- Viewing Photos with the Photos App -- Viewing your photo collection -- Viewing photo albums -- Viewing a slideshow -- Copying digital photos to a CD or DVD -- Part 6: Help! -- Chapter 18: The Case of the Broken Window -- Toggling between Tablet and Desktop Mode -- The Magic Fixes in Windows -- Resetting your computer -- Restoring backups with File History -- Windows Keeps Asking Me for Permission -- I Need to Retrieve Deleted Files -- Fixing Broken Apps -- My Settings Are Messed Up -- I Forgot My Password -- My Computer Is Frozen Solid -- Chapter 19: Strange Messages: What You Did Does Not Compute -- Add Your Microsoft Account -- Choose What Happens with This Device -- Did You Mean to Switch Apps? -- Do You Want to Allow This App to Make Changes to This Computer? -- Do You Want to Save Changes? -- Threats Found -- How Do You Want to Open This? -- Were Not Allowed to Find You -- Reconnect Your Drive -- There Is No Email Program Associated to Perform the Requested Action -- You Dont Currently Have Permission to Access This Folder -- Chapter 20: Moving from an Old PC to a New Windows 10 PC -- Hiring a Third Party to Make the Move -- Buying Laplinks PCmover program -- Visiting a repair shop;Chapter 11: Safe Computing -- Understanding Those Annoying Permission Messages -- Staying Safe with the New Windows Defender Security Center -- Avoiding and removing viruses -- Avoiding Phishing Scams -- Setting Up Controls for Children -- Part 4: Customizing and Upgrading Windows 10 -- Chapter 12: Customizing Settings in Windows -- Finding the Right Switch -- Flipping Switches with the Windows Settings App -- System -- Devices (Adjusting mice, keyboards, scanners, and other gadgets) -- Phone (Android, iPhone, and Windows) -- Network & Internet -- Personalization (Changing your PCs look and feel) -- Apps -- Accounts -- Time & Language -- Gaming -- Ease of Access -- Cortana -- Privacy -- Update & Security -- Chapter 13: Keeping Windows from Breaking -- Backing Up Your Computer with File History -- Finding Technical Information about Your Computer -- Freeing Up Space on Your Hard Drive -- Setting Up Devices That Dont Work (Fiddling with Drivers) -- Chapter 14: Sharing One Computer with Several People -- Understanding User Accounts -- Changing or Adding User Accounts -- Adding an account for a family member or friend -- Changing existing accounts -- Switching Quickly between Users -- Changing a User Accounts Picture -- Setting Up Passwords and Security -- Signing in with Windows Hello -- Chapter 15: Connecting Computers with a Network -- Understanding a Networks Parts -- Setting Up a Small Network -- Buying parts for a network -- Setting up a wireless router -- Setting up Windows computers to connect to a network -- Sharing Files with Your Networked Computers -- Setting your home network to private -- Sharing files and folders on your private network -- Accessing what others have shared -- Sharing a printer on the network -- Sharing with Nearby Sharing -- Turning on Nearby Sharing -- Sharing files with Nearby Sharing;Dissecting a Typical Desktop Window -- Tugging on a windows title bar -- Navigating folders with a windows Address bar -- Finding commands on the Ribbon -- Quick shortcuts with the Navigation Pane -- Moving inside a window with its scroll bar -- Boring borders -- Maneuvering Windows Around the Desktop -- Moving a window to the top of the pile -- Moving a window from here to there -- Making a window fill the whole desktop -- Closing a window -- Making a window bigger or smaller -- Placing two windows side by side -- Making windows open to the same darn size -- Chapter 5: Storage: Internal, External, and in the Cloud -- Browsing the File Explorer File Cabinets -- Getting the Lowdown on Folders -- Peering into Your Drives, Folders, and Other Media -- Seeing the files on a drive -- Seeing whats inside a folder -- Creating a New Folder -- Renaming a File or Folder -- Selecting Bunches of Files or Folders -- Getting Rid of a File or Folder -- Copying or Moving Files and Folders -- Seeing More Information about Files and Folders -- Writing to CDs and DVDs -- Buying the right kind of blank CDs and DVDs for burning -- Copying files to or from a CD or DVD -- Working with Flash Drives and Memory Cards -- OneDrive: Your Cubbyhole in the Clouds -- Setting up OneDrive -- Changing your OneDrive settings -- Opening and saving files from OneDrive -- Customizing OneDrive for different devices with OneDrive Files On Demand -- Accessing OneDrive from the Internet -- Part 2: Working with Programs, Apps, and Files -- Chapter 6: Playing with Programs, Apps, and Documents -- Starting a Program or an App -- Opening a Document -- Saving a Document -- Choosing Which Program Should Open Which File -- Navigating the Microsoft Store -- Adding new apps from the Store app -- Uninstalling apps -- Taking the Lazy Way with a Desktop Shortcut;Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- How to Use This Book -- Touchscreen Owners Arent Left Out -- And What about You? -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1: Windows 10 Stuff Everybody Thinks You Already Know -- Chapter 1: What Is Windows 10? -- What Is Windows, and Why Are You Using It? -- Whats New in Windows 10? -- Should I Bother Upgrading to Windows 10? -- Whats So Different About Windows 10? -- Why Does Windows 10 Keep Changing? -- Can My Current PC Still Run Windows 10? -- The Different Flavors of Windows 10 -- Chapter 2: Starting with the Start Menu -- Being Welcomed to the World of Windows -- Understanding user accounts -- Keeping your account private with a password -- Signing up for a Microsoft account -- Figuring Out the Windows 10 Start Menu -- Toggling between Tablet and Desktop mode -- Launching a Start menu program or app -- Finding something on the Start menu -- Viewing, closing, or returning to apps -- Getting to know your free apps -- Adding or removing Start menu items -- Customizing the Start menu -- Exiting from Windows -- Temporarily leaving your computer -- Leaving your computer for the day -- Chapter 3: The Traditional Desktop -- Finding the Desktop and the Start Menu -- Working with the Desktop -- Launching apps with the Start menu -- Jazzing up the desktops background -- Toggling between Tablet mode and the desktop -- Dumpster diving in the Recycle Bin -- Bellying Up to the Taskbar -- Shrinking windows to the taskbar and retrieving them -- Switching to different tasks from the taskbars Jump Lists -- Clicking the taskbars sensitive areas -- Opening the Action Center -- Customizing the taskbar -- Setting Up Multiple Desktops -- Making Programs Easier to Find -- Chapter 4: Basic Desktop Window Mechanics;Absolutely Essential Guide to Cutting, Copying, and Pasting -- The quick n dirty guide to cut n paste -- Selecting things to cut or copy -- Cutting or copying your selected goods -- Pasting information to another place -- Chapter 7: Finding the Lost -- Finding Currently Running Apps and Programs -- Finding Lost Windows on the Desktop -- Locating a Missing App, Program, Setting, or File -- Searching with Cortana -- Setting up Cortana for the first time -- Turning off Cortana -- Finding a Missing File inside a Folder -- Finding Lost Photos -- Finding Other Computers on a Network -- Chapter 8: Printing and Scanning Your Work -- Printing from a Start Menu App -- Printing Your Masterpiece from the Desktop -- Adjusting how your work fits on the page -- Adjusting your printers settings -- Canceling a print job -- Printing a web page -- Troubleshooting your printer -- Scanning from the Start Menu -- Part 3: Getting Things Done on the Internet -- Chapter 9: Cruising the Web -- Whats an ISP, and Why Do I Need One? -- Connecting Wirelessly to the Internet -- Browsing the Web with Microsoft Edge -- Moving from one web page to another -- Making Microsoft Edge open to your favorite site -- Revisiting favorite places -- Finding things on the Internet -- Finding More Information with Cortana -- Saving Information from the Internet -- Saving a web page -- Saving text -- Saving a picture -- Downloading a program, song, or other type of file -- Chapter 10: Being Social: Mail, People, and Calendar -- Adding Your Accounts to Windows -- Understanding the Mail App -- Switching among the Mail apps views, menus, and accounts -- Composing and sending an email -- Reading a received email -- Sending and receiving files through email -- Managing Your Contacts in the People App -- Adding contacts -- Deleting or editing contacts -- Managing Appointments in Calendar

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Windows 10 For Dummies
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Introduction

Welcome to Windows 10 For Dummies, the worlds best-selling book about the newest and supposedly last Windows version, Windows 10!

This books popularity probably boils down to this simple fact: Some people want to be Windows whizzes. They love interacting with dialog boxes. Some randomly press keys in the hope of discovering hidden, undocumented features. A few memorize long strings of computer commands while washing their hair.

And you? Well, youre no dummy, thats for sure. But when it comes to Windows and computers, the fascination just isnt there. You want to get your work done, stop, and move on to something more important. You have no intention of changing, and theres nothing wrong with that.

Thats where this book comes in handy. Instead of making you a whiz at Windows, it merely dishes out chunks of useful computing information when you need them. Instead of becoming a Windows expert, youll know just enough to get by quickly, cleanly, and with a minimum of pain so that you can move on to the more pleasant things in life.

And youll be able to do that whether youre dealing with a touchscreen tablet, laptop, or desktop computer.

Windows 10 For Dummies - image 3 HOW I WROTE THIS BOOK

How did this book arrive in your hands so quickly after Microsoft released its latest big update? No, I didnt crank it out in two weeks. While building Windows 10, Microsoft shipped early releases to people who signed up for its Windows Insiders program ( https://insider.windows.com ). This gave Microsoft a way to test new features before shipping them to the public. And it gave me a chance to write about features before they were released.

I spent many months poring over early releases, writing up sections of the book in advance. Then, when Microsoft released its final, approved version to the Windows Insider members, I went over every section, screenshot, and step-by-step instruction to make sure the books instructions matched Microsofts final release.

A few weeks later, when Microsoft released the final version of Windows to the public, the publisher was able to release this book, as well.

About This Book

Dont try to read this book in one sitting; theres no need. Instead, treat this book like a dictionary or an encyclopedia. Turn to the page with the information you need and say, Ah, so thats what theyre talking about. Then put down the book and move on.

Dont bother trying to memorize all the Windows jargon, such as Select the Menu Item from the Drop-Down List Box. Leave that stuff for the computer enthusiasts. In fact, if anything technical comes up in a chapter, a road sign warns you well in advance. Depending on your mood, you can either slow down to read it or speed on around it.

Instead of fancy computer jargon, this book covers subjects like these, all discussed in plain English:

  • Keeping your computer safe and secure
  • Making sense of the Windows 10 Start menu
  • Finding, starting, and closing programs and apps
  • Locating the file you saved or downloaded yesterday
  • Setting up a computer or tablet for the whole family to share
  • Copying information to and from a disc or flash drive
  • Saving and sharing files from your smartphone or digital camera
  • Printing or scanning your work
  • Creating a network between two or more computers to share the Internet, files, or a printer
  • Fixing Windows when its misbehaving

Theres nothing to memorize and nothing to learn. Just turn to the right page, read the brief explanation, and get back to work. Unlike other books, this one enables you to bypass the technical hoopla and still complete your work.

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